Tag Archives: charity

18 Feb/11

Defining Moments of 2010: February

The Defining Moments series looks back at the biggest events of 2010 to see what we can learn from them here at P&P, to work better in our calling, in 2011 and beyond. By DJ Edgerton...

Posted in Digital Health, Social Media | Tagged brand, celebrity, charity, crisis management, defining moments, honor, integrity, lesson, media, public relations, representative, social media, spokesperson, sponsorships, transparent | Leave a comment

1 Feb/11

Party for a Cause with Pixels & Pills

Next week is going to be a pretty exciting week for Pixels & Pills. First, we'll be attending the 10th Annual ePharma Summit. Second, it's Social Media Week in NYC! We love digital pharma, and...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged #epharma, charity, cocktail reception, conference, donation, ePharma Summit, event, iPad, mobile, party, phone, raffle, social media, win | Leave a comment

16 Dec/10

It’s Your Turn to Be a Part of the Cure.

Today's guest blog post is from Glenn Kleiman, founder and principal at digital marketing agency Fullhouse. Glenn is also on the national board of directors of the Diabetes Research Institute...

Posted in Social Media | Tagged Animas, cause, charity, collage, cure, deadline, diabetes, Diabetes Research Institute, Diabetes Research Institute Foundation, diagnose, donation, exploration, grant, help, holidays, innovative, inspire, interactive, Lifescan, lives, personal, philanthopy, photo, pro bono, research, stories, support, transplant, website | 5 Comments

20 Jul/10

Are You Ready to Get UnNiched?

By Kimberly Reyes (@CommDuCoeur) Seth Godin wrote a blog post that identifies two kinds of schooling: one where "you learn technique, facts and procedures, and one where "you learn to see, learn...

Posted in Digital Health, Social Media | Tagged awareness, cause, change, charity, communications, Communities, conference, empower, event, Fard Johnmar, health policy, healthcare, innovation, Lung Cancer Alliance, marketing, Seth Godin, unNiched | Leave a comment